CLC Section 5 Questions and Answers
1. During pregnancy, families should learn:
-Postpartum resources for breastfeeding help
-Frequent feedings and breastfeeding management (such as skin to
skin, responsive feeding and rooming in)
-A comprehensive list of all possible breastfeeding problems
-1 and 2: 1 and 2; Postpartum resources for breastfeeding help, Frequent feedings and breastfeeding
management (such as skin to skin, responsive feeding and rooming in)
2. T or F: Research indicates that infants of mothers who identify as
black are much more likely to receive formula in the hospital. This is
structural racism.: - True
3. T or F: The state version of the World Breastfeeding Trends
Initiative (WBTi) for the United States can be used by state
coalitions and others as a blueprint for action.: True
4. T or F: Social support is more important than health care system
support for BF: True
5. T or F: Growth spurts happen in the early months with
predictable regulari- ty.: False
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, 6. T or F: Babies who have days with more frequency of feeding are
more likely to be about to have a growth spurt.: False; frequency days may be
noted if mothers got ott to a diflcult or scheduled start or baby needs to catch up...these are
NOT growth spurts.
7. T or F: Newborn infants should not need to nurse more than 10
times in 24 hours.: False; 10-12x/24 hour period
8. T or F: Newborn breastfeeding babies stool infrequently;
counting stools is not a marker of intake of breastmilk.: False
9. T or F: The recommendation of the World Health Organization is to
breastfeed exclusively for a year.: False; EBF 6 months and then add complimentary
food
10. T or F: The American Academy of Pediatrics states that all
breastfed infants should receive a supplement of vitamin D,
beginning at hospital discharge.: True
11. T or F: Nursing a baby who is 4 to 6 months old may be
different than a newborn; the baby may be distractible at this time
and may also have some separation anxiety.: True
12. T or F: Teething is only a problem for babies who are
receiving infant formula because of the enzymes in the
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1. During pregnancy, families should learn:
-Postpartum resources for breastfeeding help
-Frequent feedings and breastfeeding management (such as skin to
skin, responsive feeding and rooming in)
-A comprehensive list of all possible breastfeeding problems
-1 and 2: 1 and 2; Postpartum resources for breastfeeding help, Frequent feedings and breastfeeding
management (such as skin to skin, responsive feeding and rooming in)
2. T or F: Research indicates that infants of mothers who identify as
black are much more likely to receive formula in the hospital. This is
structural racism.: - True
3. T or F: The state version of the World Breastfeeding Trends
Initiative (WBTi) for the United States can be used by state
coalitions and others as a blueprint for action.: True
4. T or F: Social support is more important than health care system
support for BF: True
5. T or F: Growth spurts happen in the early months with
predictable regulari- ty.: False
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7
, 6. T or F: Babies who have days with more frequency of feeding are
more likely to be about to have a growth spurt.: False; frequency days may be
noted if mothers got ott to a diflcult or scheduled start or baby needs to catch up...these are
NOT growth spurts.
7. T or F: Newborn infants should not need to nurse more than 10
times in 24 hours.: False; 10-12x/24 hour period
8. T or F: Newborn breastfeeding babies stool infrequently;
counting stools is not a marker of intake of breastmilk.: False
9. T or F: The recommendation of the World Health Organization is to
breastfeed exclusively for a year.: False; EBF 6 months and then add complimentary
food
10. T or F: The American Academy of Pediatrics states that all
breastfed infants should receive a supplement of vitamin D,
beginning at hospital discharge.: True
11. T or F: Nursing a baby who is 4 to 6 months old may be
different than a newborn; the baby may be distractible at this time
and may also have some separation anxiety.: True
12. T or F: Teething is only a problem for babies who are
receiving infant formula because of the enzymes in the
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